Pastor David Jeremiah passionately argues that America's national blessing and future security depend directly on its support for Israel, based on God's ancient promise in Genesis 12:3 to bless those who bless Abraham's descendants [...]

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on Vincent van Gogh's haunting painting "The Church at Auvers" to illustrate how the modern church often feels irrelevant and disconnected from people's lives, much like a building with no [...]

This sermon traces the gradual marginalization of the Bible from the center of American education and public life to the edges, using historical examples like the New England Primer and McGuffey Readers. The preacher cites scriptures such as Hosea [...]

This sermon uses the 2011 suspension of a BYU basketball player to illustrate the importance of an unwavering moral compass, rooted in scripture. The preacher argues that both society and the church are losing their moral bearings, and that true [...]

This sermon examines the cultural trend of marriage being viewed as obsolete, citing statistics on cohabitation and shifting public opinion. Using scripture from Genesis and Ecclesiastes, the preacher argues that marriage is a divine, permanent [...]

In this sermon, Pastor David Jeremiah contrasts the world's distorted, often mocking portrayals of Jesus—like Stephen Colbert's spoof equating Him to a Dorito—with the true, majestic biblical portrait found in Hebrews. He emphasizes that [...]